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Cumberland plans clean up of debris in Perseverance Creek - Comox Valley Record (opens the original)
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Published 11:41 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Plans to remove the damaged Perseverance Creek trail bridge and other debris from Cumberland’s Perseverance Creek are proceeding. Debris removal of the bridge, a log jam and other debris will begin in early October and is funded by the Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness. The work will reduce the risk of a sudden release of backed-up water and debris that could damage the groundwater well and other infrastructure in Cumberland. The
Courtenay council approves library's new initial 15-year lease - Comox Valley Record (opens the original)
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Published 4:03 pm Monday, September 28, 2026 In the last meeting of the term, the current City of Courtenay council has approved the authorization of a new long-term lease with the Vancouver Island Regional Library Courtenay Branch at 300 Sixth St. The proposed lease carries an initial 15-year term with two five-year renewal options that support continued library services in downtown Courtenay for up to 25 years. The proposal also clarifies maintenance and capital responsibilities for the buildi
Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk's newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call - North Island Gazette (opens the original)
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Published 2:06 pm Friday, September 25, 2026 It was her neighbour in Echo Bay who finally got her writing books. Yvonne Maximchuk arrived in Echo Bay in 1986 after several years running to sea following a divorce in White Rock, where she was raising two children as a single mother. “I was launching and building my career, my life as an artist. And I always did like to write but, you know, that was not my focus,” she said. Her focus was painting acrylic on canvas, especially Broughton Archipelago
Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk's newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call - Campbell River Mirror (opens the original)
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Published 2:06 pm Friday, September 25, 2026 It was her neighbour in Echo Bay who finally got her writing books. Yvonne Maximchuk arrived in Echo Bay in 1986 after several years running to sea following a divorce in White Rock, where she was raising two children as a single mother. “I was launching and building my career, my life as an artist. And I always did like to write but, you know, that was not my focus,” she said. Her focus was painting acrylic on canvas, especially Broughton Archipelago
Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk's newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call - Comox Valley Record (opens the original)
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Published 2:06 pm Friday, September 25, 2026 It was her neighbour in Echo Bay who finally got her writing books. Yvonne Maximchuk arrived in Echo Bay in 1986 after several years running to sea following a divorce in White Rock, where she was raising two children as a single mother. “I was launching and building my career, my life as an artist. And I always did like to write but, you know, that was not my focus,” she said. Her focus was painting acrylic on canvas, especially Broughton Archipelago
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